Fragment of Irish and Westminster proceedings and orders
In a complex record from the late 17th or early 18th century, Philip Savage, Esq, then Clerk of the Crown, appears in a Jury case regarding Dudley Moore. The House reviews several Bills, debates Privilege breaches over addresses about Sir Constantine Phipps, orders attendance for deputies and former MPs, and notes stock quotations and custody actions involving Kenmure and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Savage
Queen’s Bench
Dudley Moore
Forth
Grand Committee
Ireland
Great Britain
House of Commons
Constantine Phipps
Commons of Ireland
Lord Chintel
Speaker
Beauchemp
Hans Hamilton
Starter
Henry Fdnworth
Ladlew
Kenny Bingham
Haughton
Taunt
Houf
Brownlow
Spencer
Colonel Jooes
Robert Edgworth
Thomas Meredith
Col Pallitti
Richard Tiscal
Cliffe
Donat Obrien
Pierce Butler
Nicholas Price
Robert Cope
Mattthew Ford
Gerald Cuff
Brettridge Badham
George Matthew
Elgis
House,of Commons
Hauré
Handsome Ticken tents and Homer translation notices sale
Advertisements announce sale of two eight foot tents with proper markees formerly used by a captain now in Scotland and also a delivery plan for readers who lost Pope translation receipts. A new tale printed by J. Roberts near the Oxford Arms Warwick Lane for three pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
James Ingrana
Queen-lrees
Bloomsbury
Pope
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Conyérs Darcy
Nesus
Duke of Somerec
Velterday S. Keimer
London Post
Kenmure
Forfber
Mackinton
Cock-pit
White-hall
India
Bank